Unsettled Week in New York Stocks Presses Prices Down
The New York market faced another unsettled week with leading rails and industrials posting four year lows. Liquidation and short selling dominated as forecasts pointed to weaker demand, while steel production trims and auto industry dulling signaled lighter buying. May rail earnings lagged, May foreign trade fell, and Bank of Finland cut rates. Merrico Royalty ties pays a second 2 percent dividend totaling $10,000, aided by Big Muddy royalties and Salt Creek lease. A Canada US extradition bill on wife desertion advances in parliament.
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New York
Shorts
Creek Oil Company
Ing
Bank of Fensland
Federal Reserve
Els P
Merrico Royalties Company
Big Muddy
Douglas
Mwest Refining
Wheedeeneres Midwest
Boston- Wyoming
Suck Creek
Burke
Creek
Blackstone
Salt Creek
Senes
Capitol Pets
Columbine
Ove
Cosden
Bik Basin Ee Ree
Consolidated Royalty
Okmulgee
Chappelle
Cities Service
Cccena Oo
Indiana
Elkhorn
Owim “ T. Williams
QRRO
Zican Petroleum
Great Western Pet
Sinclair Oil
Hutton Lake
Texas Oil
Pan American Pete
Jupiter
U. S
Inney
Fas Pacific A.rk
Lance Creek Royal
Foreign Exchange
Lusk Royalty
Sinncsis
Faverton Refining
Ace Eee
Seeeneesecense Rey
Pro
Firat
SUNG
Fom Bell Royalty
Brat
Western Exploration
Wind River Refining
Stass Creek
Rock Creek
Ball Creek
Jreybull
Pilot Butte
Hamilton Dome
Mule Creek
Lander
Wheat market dampened by stock and cotton declines
Chicago reports a weak wheat market with prices down about a quarter to a half point from last week while corn and oats slip. Provisions rise briefly as traders weigh drought and rust risks, storage bottlenecks, and export calls. Tom Bell Royalty Co declares a 1 cent dividend payable August 1 to stockholders.
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Chicago
France
Russia
Germany
Lue
Grains Market Opens Higher Amid Weather Ties
Chicago price reports show wheat up at opening due to rains delaying harvests in Oklahoma and drought in South Dakota. July futures rise to 1.31% to 1.91% and September to 1.04% to 1.24%, then turn lower as limited outside trading persists.
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Chicago
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Sac
Onte
Midwest Industrial Relations council names worker representatives
Representatives on the Midwest Industrial Relations council were chosen by employee ballots held yesterday. The workers’ team includes J. C. Zolnoski D. C. Marvin J. E. Burnett Cal Smith Charles Campbell and Harry Stevick with division tallies listed for identifying division winners.
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Midwest Council
Midwest Indi Rial Relations Council
J. C. Zolnoski
D. C. Marvin
J. E. Burnett
Cal J. Smith
Charles C. Campbell
Harry Stevick
Henry Eberstein
John C. Zolnoski
George W Bousman
Robert Little
Db. Co
Tom Heaney
Standard Oil Cuts Midwest Gasoline Prices
The Standard Oil company of Indiana announced a readjustment lowering gasoline prices by about two cents per gallon, effective immediately. Chicago retail price had been 22 cents per gallon as of the announcement, with the change affecting 11 central western states in the service area.
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Chicago
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Cheretneepany
Central West
Local Market Prices Amid Crude OCR Fragments
OCR fragment lists poultry and market terms with prices and codes. Mentions live poultry market lower and various codes like 32¢ and 284792. Readable items include fowls broilers and general market notices though many words are garbled.
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Crete
Livestock Market Reports from Chicago and Denver
Chicago cattle receipts about 1 000 head with mixed changes across grades and veal prices. hog receipts around 6 000 with steady to lower values and top at 8.80. sheep receipts 6 000 with mostly steady to higher weights. Denver cattle receipts 3 200 with beef steers 7.00 to 85.00, cows and heifers 6.00 to 7.00, calves 8.00 to 10.50. hogs steady, top 8.50. sheep 300 with lambs 10.00 to 11.00.
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Chicago
Denver
Riverside pilots abort nonstop run to New York
An attempted nonstop aerial dash from Riverside to New York was delayed as pilots David R. Davis and Eric Springer of Los Angeles county postponed departure until weather cleared.
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Riverside
Cal
New York
David R. Davis
Eric Springer
Los Angeles County
Stock Market Brief Realigns as Interests Rise Across Sectors
In New York trading on June 25 to 26 shares across steels oils and tobacco led a broad recovery with Mexican Petroleum United States Steel Crucible Steel and Bethlehem among top gainers. Money markets showed firm rates as demand fluctuated with a general upswing in transcontinentals and retailers.
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New York
Mexican Petroleum
Houiston Ol
Crucible Steel
United States Steel
Baldwin Locomotive
United Bruit
Reading
General Asphalt
Royal Dutch
Bethlehem and
Crucible
Mercantile Marine
Bearn-Roebuck
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Canada
United States
Dominion
Tom Bell Royalty Company
Lusk
Lance Creek
Eva Catherine Kaher
Erminia Colavito
Cleveland
Taylor & Clay
Oil Exchange
North Carolina
Casper Carpenter & Cabinet Shop
Ford
Brodie Rubber Co., Inc
Tribune Building
Standard
Middle West
Casper Battery Company
E. Yellowstone
A. B. Kamp & Co
Denham
Cole
Open Air Pavilion Mills
Wyo
Melody Boys
Lesperance Brokerage
Iris Theater
F. O
Detroit
Ford Service Organization
Earl C. Boyle
North Center
Money and Exchange
Omar
Ian Frante
Sweden
Norway
Montreal
Carter Hotel
Big Horn Hot Springs
Thermopolis
Wyoming
EED
Oval Aggers
Winter Garden and
Casper
Glenrock Road
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